A tantrum and a meltdown need opposite responses
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Your toddler is face down on the grocery store floor, screaming. And everything you try, the snack, the hug, the firm voice, makes it louder. Here's what nobody tells you in that aisle. Two completely different storms look exactly like this, and they need opposite things from you. Guess wrong, and the storm grows. That's why it feels like nothing works. By the end, you'll have one question that tells you which storm you're in, usually in one look, and a simple playbook for each.
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